Kelly Stoner presented a workshop "Using Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration to Strengthen Enforcement of Tribal Protection Orders" at the Women Are Sacred Conference. National data underscores the epidemic of native victims being traumatized by domestic violence and sexual assault. Tribally issued protection order are a critical means for proving safety and justice in Indian country. However, for tribal protection orders to be effective in promoting victim safety, cross-jurisdictional enforcement is necessary. Unfortunately, cross-jurisdictional enforcement of protection orders has been a long-standing concern for tribes. This presentation will delve into the issue of cross-jurisdiction enforcement of tribal protection orders. Completed on 6/9/2021.
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TLPI staff Kelly Stoner and Michelle Rivard Parks from the Tribal Judicial Institute drafted a PowerPoint presentation for the workshop presentation "Using Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration to Strengthen Enforcement of Tribal Protection Orders." Chia Halpern reviewed and edited the PowerPoint. It was submitted to Norena Henry on 5/12/2021.
TLPI staff Kelly Stoner and Michell Rivard Parks delivered the virtual workshop "Using Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration to Strengthen Enforcement of Tribal Protection Orders" at the 2021 Women Are Sacred Conference. National data underscores the epidemic of native victims being traumatized by domestic violence and sexual assault. Tribally issued protection order are a critical means for proving safety and justice in Indian country. However, for tribal protection orders to be effective in promoting victim safety, cross-jurisdictional enforcement is necessary. Unfortunately, cross-jurisdictional enforcement of protection orders has been a long-standing concern for tribes. This presentation will delve into the issue of cross-jurisdiction enforcement of tribal protection orders.
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